Question 1
The train to Paris is _____ the bus.
Options: faster than, fast than, more fast than
Comparatives - Travel Adventures
This is a fill-in-the-blank exercise. Click on each blank and choose the correct answer from the dropdown. Use comparatives to compare different travel destinations and experiences.
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Question 2
This hotel room is _____ that one.
Options: big than, bigger than, more big than
Question 3
The beach in Spain is _____ the beach in England.
Options: more hot than, hot than, hotter than
Question 4
The mountain road is _____ the city road.
Options: more dangerous than, dangerous than, dangerouser than
Question 5
This guidebook is _____ that one.
Options: more useful than, usefuler than, useful than
Question 6
The airport taxi is _____ the bus.
Options: expensive than, more expensive than, expensiver than
Question 7
The flight to Tokyo is _____ the flight to Seoul.
Options: longer than, long than, more long than
Question 8
This backpack is _____ my old one.
Options: light than, more light than, lighter than
Question 9
The hostel is _____ the five-star hotel.
Options: cheap than, cheaper than, more cheap than
Question 10
The tour guide says the old town is _____ the new town.
Options: beautifuler than, beautiful than, more beautiful than
Question 11
This travel app is _____ using a paper map.
Options: easier than, easy than, more easy than
Question 12
The street market is _____ the shopping mall.
Options: busy than, more busy than, busier than
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